Jr. Riding Club Formed in Lompoc with Elected Officers
An organization of a Junior Riding Club was formed Tuesday night with Janet Godden as president and Tommy Rudolph Stary Showers Marianne Wygan as officers. Sponsored by the Lompoc Riding Club the group plans rides and competitions. The next meeting is scheduled for February in Foresters Hall with Ray Tolman and Ralph Moran serving as advisors.
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Janet Godden
Tommy Rudolph
Stary Showers
Marianne Wygan
Lompoc
Lompoc Record Adjudicated Legal Newspaper Details
The Lompoc Record is published every Thursday at 112 East Ocean Avenue Lompoc California. It is an adjudicated legal newspaper under Court Rule No 47065 and entered as second class matter at the Lompoc post office under the 1879 act. Subscription rates list $0.00 per year within Santa Barbara County and $0.00 per year outside the county.
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East Ocean Avenue
Lompoc
California
Congress
Santas Barbara
Police Cite Citations and Aid Roles in Year End Report
The department logged 143 non moving traffic citations and 125 moving violations, 1 244 parking meter violations, and 63 missing person reports all resolved. They assisted 46 family disputes and 38 prowler investigations, escorted funeral processions and bankers 155 times, issued 750 bicycle licenses, aided 231 people, and handled 175 property loss or found reports. They also investigated 93 malicious mischief cases and 223 other non criminal inquiries.
City Fire Department Answers 261 Calls in Year
Fire department logged 261 calls including 11 confined to Lompoc Manor due to heater defects. Regular firefighters handled most calls without a general alarm. They also fought outside city limits and performed miscellaneous missions, including a rooftop rescue of a blond woman who tried to repair a television antenna.
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Lompoc Manor
Dissent Marks Opposition to Re serve Program
A dissenting vote by Lauence Huyck expressed general opposition to the Re serve program, signaling resistance to the draft plan during the two year period.
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Lauence Huyck
Weather Week Recap With 0.02 Inch Rain
Clouds and cool air dominated early in the week as sprinkles on Saturday and Monday added 0.02 inch of rain. The city’s season total reached 8.11 inches, with average highs of 61 and lows of 46 degrees. yesterday’s high was 65 and low 33.
Safeway Store in Lompoc to Remodel and Close
Lompoc's Safeway will close Monday through Friday next week for remodeling under manager Charles Lamont. The store will be repainted and redecorated with new refrigerated meat and produce counters and other fixtures, and will reopen Saturday January 28.
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Lompoc
Safeway
Charles Lamont
Mnager
City Mayors Oppose County Wide Tax Plan
Mayor Leonard Petersen of Santa Maria and Mayor Charles Draper of Guadalupe lead opposition to a proposed county wide sales tax. They caution against sharing revenues with the county and warn that county enforcement could bind cities to a permanent tax. Mayor John Rigard of Santa Barbara urges a united front, hoping Lompoe joins. A four mayor committee is formed to negotiate with the Board of Supervisors.
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Leonard Petersen
Anta Maria
Priday
Petersen
Charles Draper
Guadalupe
Draper
John Rigard
Santa Barbara
Ricard
Lompoe
Board of Supervisors
School Civil Defense Plan Approved
City council approved an operations plan for Lompoc schools to act in a Civil Defense emergency. The police will notify a designated school office, then children will be sent home or bused from rural areas, with staff staying to perform school support duties and train in First Aid and Civil Defense procedures.
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Lompoc
Police Department
Hom
Grant to Attend Recreation Parley in San Diego
Authorization was given to Ted Grant city director to attend a state convention of recreational leaders. The convention will be held in San Diego from February 12 to 15.
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Ted Grant
San Diego
Community salute to the Lawrences for youth bowling efforts
Parents of a Lompoc Youth Bowling League member thank Set. and Mrs. Lawrence for creating a teen program at the bowling alley. The 15 week league concluded December 28 1955 with a trophy dinner honoring the winning team and individual award recipients.
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Lompoc
Set
Lawrence
Lawrences
Comens
Mrs
B. R. Hennessy
Cub Pack 63 Meeting Set Next Friday
Cub Scout Pack 63 led by Cubmaster Jerry Kantor will meet January 27 at 7 30 p m in the Community Center with Pirates as the theme. A treasure hunt is planned. A committee meeting is set for January 20 at 7 30 p m at 334 South D Street.
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Cub Pack
Jerry Kantor
Frances Cowell
South D Street
Water District Plans Split of County Tax Funds
A Bureau of Reclamation ruling forces the County Water Agency to begin a $100,000 annual contribution toward Cachuma water purchases. The amount will be divided among seven water districts per a formula based on the quantity of water allocated to each district.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Cachuma
Former Local Minister Mortimer Chester Dies in Utah
The Rev. Mortimer Chester former vicar of St Marys Episcopal Lompoc died in Utah at about 60. He served as World War II chaplain and later as rector of St Pauls Salt Lake City. Funeral services were in Salt Lake City with military burial at Fort Douglas. Survivors include his wife Miriam three daughters and seven grandchildren.
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Mortimer Chester
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Lompoc
Salt Lake City
Utah
Fort Douglas
Lompoe Friends
Boston
Mass
Chester
St. Mary's
St. Paul's
Miriam
Utilities Head Appointed Contracting Officer for Salvage
The head of the city utilities department becomes the contracting officer for salvage operations at the city dump. Previously the council awarded salvage contracts to metal dealers at the dump.
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Utilities
Fiscal critique of Cachuma water deal burden on county finances
The report explains that only 1 300 acre feet of water has been delivered from the Cachuma project at about 20 dollars per acre foot. Districts will net nearly 75 000 dollars in tax money while getting water free. To finance this, the County Water Agency raised its tax rate this year. Until actual operation begins and delivery terms are met, further profits are anticipated at the county's expense. Supervisor McClellan objects to the Bureau's action as inconsistent with prior assurances.
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Ier
Cachuma Project
Distrcts
County Water Agency
Cachuma
Santa Ynez River
R. B. McClellan
Bureau
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